This has been beating me down for about five days now. I have a new Droid 2 and have rooted and de-odexed. The only changes that I have to the de-odex is the notification bar which is now black. I am trying to install a round battery indicator that will display in 10% increments. I have successfully installed the battery indicator, yet it will only display in 20% increments. I am unable to open the .xml files necessary to change what the phone looks for to load the pngs for the battery percentage. I have looked at several sources for some way to accomplish this modification, yet each time I have tried to perform the modification it has resulted in failure. These two threads (http://www.droidforums.net/forum/cv...update-every-10-rather-than-every-20-a-9.html) (http://www.droidforums.net/forum/chevyno1/66579-want-stock-theme-plus-battery-5.html) are just two of the ones that I attempted to derive some solution from. I have uploaded the framework.res that I am attempting to use. I stake no claim to this file at all. I am simply trying to add the 4 cheesy pngs that I did a little editing on. The 30, 50, 70, and 90 are these pngs. If anyone out there at all has accomplished this or something similar and can provide some insight I would be extremely and forever grateful. I would also be able to get some sleep before work for once :icon_eek:. Thank you in advance.

Just for clarity, I'm pretty much looking for a walk through, or just a lot more information on making the modification itself, not just opening the .xml file. I have learned quite a bit trying to mod my phone, but not as much as I need to to make the modification, and not nearly as much as the devs on this site. Yes, I am sucking up, and I am very desperate. Thank you!

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